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🇸🇩🇪🇹 Breaking Points discusses the ongoing humanitarian crisis and civil and proxy war in Sudan, highlighting the discovery of mass graves in Khartoum and the widespread brutality and starvation civilians face. The hosts also note the Sudanese military’s success in breaking a long-standing siege in Dilling in central Sudan....

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A viral TikTok video has drawn attention to the deepening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, with the speaker claiming that over 100,000 children have starved to death in the past two months. The activist highlighted widespread reports of sexual violence, particularly against women, who have been driven to suicide in some cases. UN data confirms that over 24 million people across Sudan now face acute food insecurity, with famine already confirmed in several regions and over 600,000 people in catastrophic conditions. Nearly 12 million people have been displaced by the conflict, making it the world’s largest internal displacement crisis. Rights groups and humanitarian agencies have condemned the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for using rape, starvation, and mass displacement as tools of terror against civilians. In similar videos, activists have called out the United Arab Emirates over its alleged role in arming and funding the RSF, further fueling the violence and deepening the crisis.
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A viral TikTok video has drawn attention to the deepening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, with the speaker claiming that over 100,000 children have starved to death in the past two months. The activist highlighted widespread reports of sexual violence, particularly against women, who have been driven to suicide in some cases. UN data confirms that over 24 million people across Sudan now face acute food insecurity, with famine already confirmed in several regions and over 600,000 people in catastrophic conditions. Nearly 12 million people have been displaced by the conflict, making it the world’s largest internal displacement crisis. Rights groups and humanitarian agencies have condemned the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for using rape, starvation, and mass displacement as tools of terror against civilians. In similar videos, activists have called out the United Arab Emirates over its alleged role in arming and funding the RSF, further fueling the violence and deepening the crisis.

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The humanitarian crisis that we’re seeing in Sudan has killed 400,000 civilians, displaced 14 million people, and caused a catastrophic level of hunger. The U.S. has the power to end this proxy war in Sudan, and must act to do so.
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#Sudan is the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. People are dying from lack of access to essential health services and medicines, while there is a very real risk of mass starvation in some regions. Insecurity and operational hurdles continue to pose a challenge in the timely delivery of aid supplies and services.
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After 1 year of conflict, #Sudan continues to be the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. The people of Sudan are fighting for survival every day with lack of food, water, shelter and other basic needs. We must unite and stand #WithSudan!
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The world is silent about the situation in Sudan 🇸🇩 and also in Tigray, Ethiopia 🇪🇹 where thousands have been killed, even the African Union who are now seen as a puppet for the West are giving deaf ears to the situation. Despite the war in Sudan it continue to hosts thousands of refugees from Ethiopia and now their tents are being flooded with no food available for them. This is sad and people are definitely struggling to survive and we demand a solution to this.
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